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Many stocks to become junk as Covid-induced rules will go

Many stocks to become junk as Covid-induced rules will go

A good number of stocks are going to be downgraded to Z category from February 28 next year for failing to give dividends to shareholders on a yearly basis. Companies unable to hold annual general meetings on time and out of operations for more than six months will also be punished in the same fas


Eye-catching performance of stocks in bearish market

Eye-catching performance of stocks in bearish market

Some low-performing stocks have been flying high on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) in the last few months without any reason for investors to be keen on betting their money on those. Most of these small-cap companies have not paid dividends for years due to losses and are now struggling to keep th

Stocks start new month on positive note

Stocks start new month on positive note

Stocks witnessed an upward trend on Sunday, the first day of December, as investors continued their buying spree on large-cap issues amid optimism. DSEX, the prime index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE), went up by 8.91 points or 0.14 per cent to settle at 6,231.94. The DSE 30 Index, comprising b

Khulna Printing's stock soars 160pc in a month

Khulna Printing's stock soars 160pc in a month

Despite enduring persistent losses over the years, Khulna Printing & Packaging Ltd. (KPPL) has witnessed a remarkable 160 per cent surge in its stock price in just one month on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE). The company has faced losses consistently for the last five years, with accumulated losse

Weekly market review: Stocks plummet on political fears

Weekly market review: Stocks plummet on political fears

Stocks extended the losing streak for the third straight week to Thursday, as jittery investors continued to dump their holdings, fearing further erosion of their portfolios, with no sign of political or economic volatility slowing. Furthermore, the latest policy rate hike by a 50 basis points ami

Best Holdings IPO Bidding: Cut-off price set at Tk 35

Best Holdings IPO Bidding: Cut-off price set at Tk 35

The cut-off price of initial public offering (IPO) shares of Best Holdings has been fixed at Tk 35 each through electronic bidding process involving eligible investors. The determination of this price took place over a 72-hour bidding window from November 20 to 23, as mandated by the book-building

Jute Spinners losses doubled in FY23, as trial run fails

Jute Spinners losses doubled in FY23, as trial run fails

Jute Spinners' annual loss almost doubled year-on-year to Tk 142.43 million in FY23, while accumulated losses of the last 11 years reached around Tk 900 million. It has been producing nothing since 2016. The company suffered a net loss of Tk 76.23 million in FY22. Liabilities shot up exceeding tw